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,Researchers Observations are made of
often use cross- differences between subjects of
sectional studies different ages to generalize about
to study developmental changes that would
children's occur within subjects as they mature.
development in
various areas.
What is a
difficulty with
cross-sectional
studies?
1. The same
subjects are
studied over
time, and this is
expensive, time
consuming, and
difficult because
subjects might
drop out of the
study.
2. The
investigator is
examining data
already on file to
answer
,questions about
children in
various age
groups, and that
data might not
be reliable.
3. Observations
are made of
differences
between
subjects of
different ages to
generalize about
developmental
changes that
would occur
within subjects
as they mature.
4. The total age
span of children
to be studied is
divided into
several
overlapping age
spans, and it is
difficult to follow
, subjects from
the lower to the
upper end of
each age span.
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Terms in this set (130)
,Researchers Observations are made of
often use cross- differences between subjects of
sectional studies different ages to generalize about
to study developmental changes that would
children's occur within subjects as they mature.
development in
various areas.
What is a
difficulty with
cross-sectional
studies?
1. The same
subjects are
studied over
time, and this is
expensive, time
consuming, and
difficult because
subjects might
drop out of the
study.
2. The
investigator is
examining data
already on file to
answer
,questions about
children in
various age
groups, and that
data might not
be reliable.
3. Observations
are made of
differences
between
subjects of
different ages to
generalize about
developmental
changes that
would occur
within subjects
as they mature.
4. The total age
span of children
to be studied is
divided into
several
overlapping age
spans, and it is
difficult to follow
, subjects from
the lower to the
upper end of
each age span.
